As I'm reading about near-death experiences, I notice that a lot of them seem to describe the same phenomena someone gets when they "forget" about a dream moments after they wake up, as if they didn't even know the life existed. Will our lives really be nothing more than a dream?
>>41789863I love myself for who I am but I don't get what I deserve
I love my soul and it's experiences helped educate me more about this world. However, I hate my vessel.
>>41789863yes. But you really won't care. You see, I believe consciosness is a non local, singular phenomena that permeates all of space and time.When it incarnates it becomes you. A conscious individual. When it spearates from the body again it becomes one with the Universal Consciousness, which is experience everywhere, everything and everywhen all at once, and when you experience it like that this universe is indeed perfect. The you get dowloaded into someone new and don't remember any of that and become a conscious individual once again.
our past selves feel dream like and unreal and will continue to feel this way
>>41789863Sort of. We do "forget" a lot of surface stuff but our echo's will remain. Our personal tastes, likes and dislikes and even some of our personality that is deepest and truest to us will remain. Not that those aspects will last forever either but they will carry with us from one life to the next. There are a lot of fascinations, likes and even truths that I have despite the environment I am in not being able to foster those ideas inside me.
>>41789863You will still be you but with your memories reset. The strongest imprints from your past lives will keep propelling you forward in the form of passions. You become a more complex person after each life.
Fuck off you hindou indians
